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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-28
CAPTS. MORTON AND RAY
Bring i'm Three More Men Charged
with Robbing the II. & T.. Train.

Last night Deputy L. 5. Marshal
Maddox brought in and lodged in Jail
Bob Settle charged with beng one of
the Texas & Pacific train robbers. who
was arrested Wednesday at Cisco, get
ting out Of the county as fast as steam
could carry him. This morning Dep
uty L. 5 Marshal Morton and Cant.
Ray, brought in on the 9:15 train Ike
Clark, John Oxford and Sam Beal.
captured nine miles from Stephens
vile. A HERALD reporter had three
minutes talk with Capt. Morton this
morning before his return to the
scene of the robbery. He said "Our
party took a special train last Sunday
morning and arrived at Gordon,
which is situated about two miles from
where the train was stopped and
robbed.
"We procured horses at Gordon and
repaired Immediately to that identical
spot. Upon examination of the
ground we found that two o / the par
ties were on horseback and the rest in
a hack. We took the trail of the horses
first, one horse was shod and the other
was barefoot. After following their
trail about eight miles the horsemen
separated and we took the track of the
bareiooted horse and followed it 20
Houston's house. (This is the first
man arrested) Houston was not at
home. We returned and came back
and met Houston, took charge of him,
compared the feet of the horse he was
riding with the tracks we had follow
ed and found they were exactly the
same. OF this we are positive and
cannot be mistaken. We brought Mr..
Houston back to Gordon. We then
took the trail of the h.ck and follow
ed that easily until we reached Ok
ford's house nine miles from Stephens
vile. Here we found aud arrested the
three men.
1--WE know the hack, and there are
parties who identified the same-p par
ties who saw the hack pass ON its way
to Oxford's house, being the same one
that went back from his place soon
after daylight Monday morning. |
am pressed for time, sir, and cannot
talk any longer. Good day"
Mr.. Morton says he tramped it
twelve miles over the mountains and
rocks ON the trail of Houston, and ex-
hibited the soles of his shoes in testi-
mony to the fact, which had the ap-
pearance of hard usage.
He is certain IN his mind that these
are the parties who robbed the train.
He admits of no doubt whatever
The officers and the three men took
breakfast at restaurant near the
Texas Il Pacific depot this morning
after their arrival, and attracted a
large number of people who were
anxious to get glimpse at live train
robber.
The three men are young, one of
whom probably not over 10 years old.
They wore the garb of veritable
cowboy, and had the general appear
ance of that class of men who might
paint town vermillion hue If they
got on the rampage.
In addition to the account.of captur-
ing the supposed train robbers, there
were several hundred. dollars found
on their persons, including a silver
certificate, of what denomination we
did not learn. II is understood that
there were eleven gold certificates of
the denomination of $50 among the
many stolen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-28
BALLOT FOR SENATOR.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, Jan. 2S, 1:30 p. m.-
The interest in the senatorial situa-
ton remains unchanged. Two bal
lots were taken, after which the Joint
session adjourned.
Eleventh Ballot-lteagan So, MaXey
AZ, Ireland 50.
Twelfth Ballot Reagan 81, MaXey
80, Ireland 33.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-28
Condemned Anarchists.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-ln the State
Labor Convention at Springfield yes
terday resolution demanding new
trial for the condemned Anarchists
was rejected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-28
Counterfeit DoiIers.

PALESTINE, Jan. PA few very
poorly executed counterfeit silver
dollars have been passed here in the
last few days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-28

New YORK, Jan. 2s.-Six new cases
of smallpox we're found in this city
yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-28
SANGERBROS.
Great Mark Down Sale

Gr0aJ MARX DOWN Bale
STILL IN PROGRESS!
The goods already ADVERTISED found ready sale
during the past week, and for the few items we
mention to-day we predict like happy result.
GENTS SHIRTS AT SACRIFICE PRICEsl
strap
75r Usually sold and cheap at 75r
35c Great Mark Down Sale Price 95r
HEAVY REDUCTIONS IN BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
l5c. Calico and Chevot Shirts 5c
25c White Unlaundered Shirts 25c
35c Laundered Pacific Waists 35c
5Oc Unaundered Percale Shirts 5()c
75c Laundered English and French Percale 75c
Waists; former price 81 20, now Toe.
BIG DRIVE IN BOYS sHoEsl
S3 35 One lot elegant Waukenphast Bal-S3 Is
moral shoes, seamless, worth 81 for
S24O One lot Boys Calf Shoes, worth So, 80 40
SQ6O One lot Boys French Calf Button shoes 80 an
~o''' reduced from $3.50 V0oO
S175 One lot Boyss Button Shoes S175|
worth $3.50
ANKLE SUPPORTING CORSET SHOES
Of great advantage to children learning to walk
and for weak ankles Highly recommended.
QkQGkTMC RkQGkTMC |
In Each and Every Department.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

tuntfhkuufk I <t<"-. r
(..l.nei t'Ansat. ~ she C"nnoera'e
arn,, m~kr. This srsnk rstnfr-s'"" - 'hs
,,.,,,,rr ~. bsuotN .iifi" y ~nin ~ sht
south. or IL speak witioni tie ne 81
notisicsi slsng. the manner ~ which 'hs
spi, Il Of the rebellion 10 kept alive ~
0raiors:
.Thrre l. more waving of the bInody
.hjr, H. the Confederate circles o. ~
Suu,h il,an there Il among the old s"l'
,liess or the North or among she pon'
,iciams Of th- North. A. : hnnsser =
,sc, ,he setri s'hloudy shirt" u The stock
i. ttssle oG nines hine uiit 81 one ~
.lred ~ the ntxtnrs of the South TODAY
Nh, ~, 90 "a ! roisntsy t~ir and heal
~ n,l,,, 60. ar 10 . college commence
u,,nt aud hpar psAtions nr ~ i'""''
gatherings snh hsst = srrsrh. - n'.eme .,
NV kind ~ = public nrrs.i"n w'sr'
,hrte 4. pperrh-snskirK. ahai y"u ~
n.sr The lost cnuse alluded 20 ~ s"n'
f,t,u az another ~ = thing to he g'of'
IA M re,n.n,h., ed aud treasured"
tynr ~strrmrd neighhOr In c"n'mens
|inx on The sbsve qnotnsi"m evidently -
ind. a. snissrad hia tesders, "r so'g"
M sssse that Gil. Cshsdy i now = t"sf
|irs Republican and sergeant -si- Arns "
l,he Unisrd States Srnate, a"si not ~ ~
lt,ouse.i.r~te Atmv. The gallant C"i""r
III ,hr Aryma ssddlrd the wh""g h'rs
l,.is ,in,-, aud went ride worth cent
| d .unsi'ls f. quirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25
DUBOIS DUCAfs.


There l. No i.ussr any dohbs ~ 70 the
4sirh fi..~ a silver Z. Dnhois rnu"ty.
rn.r~ isns brsn cunsidrsshIe specialization
sb..ui the silver aud lead orr recently
IL thar county. hut II i hn
longer = matter OF spvrhlsfi"h- u j.
.s.in, Lrge qnansisirs ~ the ore have
,.e-n Hhip,rd t. Chir.Ro. indianapolis
.nh other points. aud ther"nxi.is iss'rd
IL romp-irmt assasrt-. The rirh~si ors
- from The mine owned by Comtai aud
John Seisz IN the northern part of the
county. auri on the bank OF Willie river.
I hr metal ffons this mine, si.er several
|, ,hu,nush tests. = v.iti. 4 - f"itnsk. rsF
snn: silver, &59: g"'d. -: ZINC. s.;
total. 165 Several t'srs ~ silver ifun'
The krIsx mine are NOW on exhibs'i"n q
me Ja.prr bank. sud attract c"sssider.
shie sstensinn. A snselsing furnace and
other machinery lave i,een received. aud
H. srw weeks The mine will Be In 0per'
atinn.
/. Il confidently believed fhst I~-d -
nav Ing Qnsmtitirs exisss nesr THE - q
.ssl~ ,i.vrr mine. should this ptove q ne
llnl,uis viii take rank, q an early dsy
With the i0iesno.t mining rOLmsies o
me northwest. Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Prosecutor Hsmsn~as Hss esIlrd "
Csnn.I lion last Monrisv W answef W
telegram thai 4 murder had been fLh-
inisIed H. thar piscr. shirh ptostd THE.
AuAsin r. IlenphiII aud Ahftss Ls.isbh
Ros into ~ nisrscation o~casidntd by
dilput~ bver she lat election. ~ which
thp fnrnser accusesl the latter nj e"is
bsrk- nm him ~isem candIdsts ut
TREASURER sgsinss the ah<rnndii.g Treas
urrr. Hutton Miii-r. ehith ihr l.'trr
when ii~mi,hill kti.a'ksd Is-t..'u
da~ q and kirk.d him iwire Ia the sides
i"d.csinx injnriee ir"n, ~h.eii ne died
iirsnplill T. the City Msrshsl ahd Bat
con eAs : prominent Clutch 81 the eot.n- :
~. Bnih are said "a lase bern hnaee
the influence of liquor Boonsills ~
Quirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

tncinnsu knqurer ...
I,ow n..n, drirks of Shisky id y6H
,versxe = aay p said one gemiIeneh ID
.nu,hrr ~ they sere enjoy ing : social
ria.s IT Z ~eil-known resort on Vine
,sse.t. .ehiefdAv afternoon.
Oh. taking The year round. preeh!h4
In> average wohld he ahon: ten day.
.And hn& long has this this been 90.
ing on - waA a>krd.
-s,rsieht alohR nor twenty veArs, |
II never hurt me any. Ahd can
attend 10 my pasienss,. The - . I'rn'es,
bional iissnl juss - Eeil ~ evef could
.llut hos much ehBky, taking } our
ban llAsstnehs for II. do tou suppoeo
YOU have drank during thai time ?"
sIin sure don't know NEVER
Thought al.0ns that
.Weii. IL ns take ahnthsf hip nhd thsh
Erutr on II sid they did, 1hd hete q
tis ss<siii II sh~if work
ten drirks dav @ouId bs 70 drinkt
l week. or 3e40 drinka III = vesr. D. y
years that = ..nld give The enoFhoeo
nunii,ef ~ e BOO drinks. Nov. The ~
ersxe drink ssksn IN ihjA conntry is s.id
n ~ 50 4. . 3-iioh- TheA divide shio
72.n b by SO. aud ,on viii nnd that you
have consumed 2l3 snd ffArtidn gsls
lons N"w. there are snhia'<ed 70 he
On an ~vsrsge, 3s e~iiona 10 : barrel
Divide 1918 ia So. and tbn lind taal
you have drank just sbovi ihitiy-si bar
rels ~ the sfnf"
The nIa s.prf leaked II lie hxhssl
aud sisen ~ hsk irishd. aiid sIish fetnAtk;
81: We'll. let i-kr niie hore. Ah5
Then I think TN give shs ssdihxch teo|
Tor : tlsy Or tuo"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Dyspepsia IL dreadful. D'sordefen =.
livsr IL oisery. IndIgeslIun is . soe '"
Ths human digestive apparatus ss On.
OF The most complicated aud w""def'u.
things IL existence. II y easiiy put Ou'
~ 0sler. r.a
}ressv food. sough food, sloppy h"n
had cmskesS. mental worry, late nnur-
irrcguIsr habits. aud many either .h'.s'
y hIch ought rot 10 be, have made Us
A nssrican people nation of dyspep'cs
But Green's August Flower hiss d""s
u wonderful work IN ret0rmsnr shis ~
|bmsimess aud making the American peo
pie 20 heHlthv that they can enjoy '"e'
lmsesls aud be happy.
kenenlwr: No Happiness withou
health. But GrseM's August Fsows
hrlngs heslsh aud happiness 20 me avs
p~p,ic. Ask your drulg:st lor . Oo's's
ieventv.fve cents April 22.v-e = =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Prof Coiiett IN the indianapolis Jonr-
nsi spesks iearuesiiy ~ the enrcts 81 she
upon drinking water. ann saws:
; The phx siciams are nsisis<en IN calling
m, ssntenssmts theories They are iHcts.
and ever, 1,sn srqusintrd With sfe sci
smre of clsrn,i,siy kn"es thsm 70 be
such. All ct,euisss knoW that the pv-
|si,ss 81 iron, arsenic aud copper nre IN
|polmabie when permanently c"sertd with
water. Long continued dronGtsts ex-
nose slmm 10 the * dixssioM ~ the ~
-pisese. which ocsurs ts,ronkh dlers-
,is.u. ~ air aud moisture. ." cf,enica y
shn, vpd that they hrcOmse s"lnhIe IL Ws-
iSer. The Effect or Ills ~ regime ~ The
lcnsi h.ra.n,e. sni,-rari"nstesOus and Mr.
'ls.mian -h~i.s ARE not nssisrr 30 thsnrs
llnt ~ trr"rdrd Tact Disi"x and Ane'
.ldsnnyh,s. dis-a-rs Of ths l"swvis. c''o'rrs
ur.r,.ss-. 4, sensrry aud A-isiic cholera
wh.n epidemic. win prevail. and dscs
innate si,- poss,l~tio". ~ ~ Ssnny Crrsk
lnesr Dnnvi1ie. ~ - P"rcine. in t;'lss"'
'lsonnsy, aud NJ. Vernon. Ind. dnsIni
The fsst A-issic rl,olera epidemic. F.
more srm,skable are ii.e Ocrmrrenrts y
m. ~, NV ars il Eastern ke"ih~k
sl.na Wp-tssn iginia. where e'ssl mess
lurr ,nrks ,,uvsiI The giariai din y ~
.l,h,r snns.a iai lnoughi from The n"r'her
!, lvrv,..ns IL comtassrd nf The mss-t =" y
|. ran. IL a.. s"rks ~ ~. Siiur'nn. - s"n'
!, -n aud .s,s,.r .rinriisiau- ~halr-- contain
ling maAN pssne sps'lsnrn- ~ these ~
N. ,.u, aus lhr, ms, h.. SEEN in ever
l,..k ~ cr,oi', css.inrt 1inrr long r"s
!, ,I,s.uri. ~. sri.vriy pOiso""ds NJ = s"''
J. lhtr rni,,hisie.
4 IA 10 !, phoid fever. u T. the Ahno
\, universal besief ~ medical mr." shAs y
= I.li,rrt,, or indirectly derived from y
!. lls,s, nr Il. d.rs.m,p"-ision ~ a. ganic ns~
!. her. Beyond ,hi- il Il not simply = =
I, l,ies. hm, ia mxn, cases. r-'r'nhy ssnni'
!. In Emrope amh An,rsic-. Y hiss hs'
\. u,ny.u that II i. so raus.d The dtfcA
l..ii 49,, xi., v here snch rsMsrs d'd y
In,evsii IL ali adjaininx honsr or y"
l.,iny. ~he.e evidences ~ pollution ~
ls.en. the dl-ense Nns pseseuf. WI
l,hs cans. Was semnvrsl the rOiin'ihn y
l.sm.v.,l. and The ditr-se disspprn's
lTni. !. nol uAs,set ~ theotv. hut 10
~ :. tv.d isrs. ~ whirh Ind v'dnA's. r"
., ,,.ni..s and rohrtN hHtp inksh rOanizAu
pr. AJvsurpd prsr,isinnrrs N day hAsr ~
,r- I,hrouvh s,.p r,ic,n.snpe AID by care
no. .,ua, ar rtnson snd sArts have lesru
~. that there q = discrrnihI~ cause ~
~ ..r,sro,,ic annual snd vex~tsbie y
'sr. hirh p0i-ons the blood. They
Ih~ .rrkinw and rrcngniz'"g snch c-m-es
rtisl - .,.d.a wiring 10 bbviaie the cxusc Z
~ sl,hut cure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

xe~<.
senator G.een Smith. of 5srniafs.
haze snd s..lsi.,u.n.. sud sessrai Inrhe>
vj1lrs IL xisth shsm = hen hr ~nsuSised"
ehe chair 81 The lirnletans kOvesunr tsot
wtu,vr. Il In The civ lie csssues b. IL:
Si,asInn IL cnuns4l with sbe drmn~ra'ft
s,ate rrnsrsl rosnmiiier and u iske I
hand III The msinss s,sd sssiv sstahiks-
tiom TAR The campaign ot 1888
Il sm ~ i.rsre sish IN, psriv ahd AL
TN world. .,he said To-day. The ifsc-
,irS 10 The I.& u my hnsiness snd my
pssliihe now
"A can !" the soverncrship might b
attractive. nev.rshsirss?' r
s.Ntll. I AMI nos nispnsed 10 reject
pdIssirAl l.0pnrs. When the sidns csssn~s,
i, The patty sioissa is~ns 70 desire the 20
t.e : c.srishssp. 4 shall tint ssand b<rk.
If aemssssf vmriser< sI.onld c"nbent 20
nm. H. would have cIess field. % far -
! 4, concerned. IL hss done . thot1sr
Ahd ,imes - much Tor ihs party -
hsvs dime. Or " Senator 1urpir shonId
~ .ke III hp mind tn become cahdi:
dat. 4 sl.sssld not think ~ roIhpeiin1
snr shs honnr. Bni II IL u - be fsee
6xhs. 1 usss take hand. and u % INTO
me ,xc~ I knuw the democracy ~ thin
state we'll rnoueh 10 h~Iieve that bhnlI
meet with their sncc~sssui suppors."
~ Jina. Rire csndidsi~y"
IL doni know He wUuid make !
'sIiow sCoui M.isoS. Holhaa isd
i kso1 hclhink 81 whAt Il called III
? " .ahinx ron contingent Of midland
E d~smrr~ry. / have never been takes
. into their consiienre. have h~vrr eel my
4 self NJ agsinss them. And .cAn not ~
. h i,ai their aspirations nsas be-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

EvansviIie Courier.
Al, that l. n~crsAsty 10 ihsiire : Dem
..rrslic victory In sndisna u . shos"ugh
..r,sni> stion ~ the party. aud We believe
shIs viii b. "a. cs~d imnsedistrls. 4
srw peshnrratir psprrA 10 the State had
.xptsss. d preferences Tor Goveru"t h'''
- I csndiisse ior President. hut ihrs
have ali gracefully bowed to The sefdirt
|prnnonmced q the late elsrti"hs atm
have JOINED The m~jmI'y o. '.r Dr'''.-
|rvssir s.spera IL sh~ Sssse y iirh ~err a.
wsys IL iasor o. CleseIand's rriion'ii's'
ItiOm. ..
A. for The Cnutier. II has ho peFAoha!
tar Governor thss y cnsiid
Innt sasiIs surrender. W. are lot ihs
asrs,s.y~sl snan 10 h.sd The ticket. wheshei
IN. h. Jungr Nshisrk. NJ. Cshh. Colo.e
I: u .ts.n ~ -, b.dv elss. dur c-nd's
.sn;njn,s. haw. ver. u thss Jiidx- NsbiSs'l
IL ~. msn. brcsmse HE illumination
~hulfl le equivalent - 80 election. "
Ishis there csm Be no doubt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

Thc follow ing patents were Rrsn'rd
cw ,he week ending Nov. Is. 1887. r.
parsed rxpressls for this paper ~ J"s
II. Hunter. Solicitor Of Ass"rirsn a"o
Fnr.ivn Patents. washimxium. y =.
J.F R,il.s. Wihrhrs,sr. whim-sree
\, ! Isn,reil. 1ndishspolis. wire is"rs
III and s,,stclrr;C - Jshnrv. lndi'
,n.n,,is. .m,.inssic revnIstnr f"r ds"H'
Y. r,.s,,ir .srhia.si 4 ". Lsrt~'~r
t,,r,.,snn. a,sin pip-s J u Md !.""''
it;rhmsnd vnllpr miil; christ. Hnss
mn.m. south Bend. check plccs ~
|tStislles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

FssxSp DoAxE:- On Octoher 94h,
NJ, srit aud Martin Mrk!er Iet Tor The
sunny south. and have had some fun and
pl. MY to eat tur present heahqnsar- |
l.r- - ~ ,he fo"t ~ Crawiry Rhixe,
wr-t side hnsde,ing nn Cash siver, A.
k.nsss tn. fi.r-s xswr c"umsss ] ever
smw. Br~r. psnsis,. v woivss. cat"'""''"is:
deer. " ,isirais. turkrys eagles and wild
hess. W. are having will" meal. sli ne
time. bay before yrsissdny W. rkiiisd :
fnr bear. Il & very tas aud We vii
brfng mo-t of II home With m
II l. fearful dry here. aud the forest
h,rs are raging 4" = tsArtmi ssse, rnns'ny
lnp gnue ~ be nlui"ss constantly =" ne
mn,ve. III. part ~ rae rQuniry greatly
snr,,asses my expectations. both ~ s"n
sud iui,nbitsnis. herr - thousAnfs o.
srrp- 80 the fimesi tas,d warrant. Ls"o
sch. vsry cheap. Psf.Ons ran "dn"xss.
ss u u here srrsmed that is. ssssle snd ~
main on Il ti,,~e sesss. then gss s'.'''
ar >uu mn, hu, warrant land Tor VI y
p.r acne, mmd Il j. wril timierrd th'
people here are kind aud oi'Iigi"y. R'a'
70 hsyp you'd m,.m sa,sne ~ This Stale
mmd give thesn sli the assistance 'he'
can. i.
We sre stopping =" Sunds,s with ~
, Mitchell. s"sre di-,ancs ts"m our hnnl
imx Il ids. IL is - gsn'I-ussn. "nd ~
, i.d, wiIr. Nth :hr as-iss~ncs ~ ~
: Miicipll. entrr,ains ~ We : 'rn w ~
: NJ ,h~sr h"n,r M Mnrisrii h"nr VI
' ~. I, M, eu"d 81 's"n fr"m t"dsan'
' ar si., y here. r"il.s here. shrs r'''si' -
sop y i,h better 'osks than Mr AM ~
y Mnrkrii. .
\ Crops have men he,tes here 'hah
y Imdiss,~. ,l- rsimripai products az c"'
;. snd rs,i,om. With large s'~k ~ M
= nd carte. ANY indns's fs"s rs's-''n G.
|r AZ, well iu thi. country Land - rhr'
Y aud sanor IL good dsnand. t'rs~i'
= Ridge u = range % hills laying s'rswr'
n ina sectinm aud IJsrayou'd. - NIL
distant. Dsrssonsd i ,he u"nnt, .sns
= Green c"nn,,. h'c~'ed on The C"t''
r Brit railroad. Crawir, is = p's'-' m
=. :, The foot VI Crawi~y Rihy-
3. W w Kv>bALL.
~ CWAwLyY. AEK. NV Is d. 1887
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Y,es us pee Il u getting cold; winter
4 coming on, the iaiSosing mnus
vie wsuis ne& wool dsesr. she needs
Il. end musl have IL. psys the Anderson
democrat Bhe nndH piece ~ &"ods
hat suits her. aud the merchant ssks
twemsy.,wo cemis . yard TN This class
~ xoosls the duty 10 sesenss -one per
cent That Il. tor every soitAth worth
0f thin particular goods tho who'esa'e
Iohher imports. he must pay sevr"s y -o"e
,mr cent. tasid. Now. he has inves,en
al7l Upon This he ought 7" mske NJ
irrm per c~us.. which will make y cost
~ retail nsrrchams 81 IS Upon MI. shs
retail n.erch-Ms s. entitled 10 . print o.
lis,rrn prr CEN. snd the cnssnm-r ~
lsbn,sng msns wife must pay 81 -
Nnw ies ~ examine the piece of gss"i'
win 4 sw~st, live prs ~.-us. tar'n CnA
~ u l.nles ts iohi.er n rs upon which ~
mo.s hsve 4 irrn 1srr r~ns sddrd. usske'
i is,st ,hr retail deaIer u IS He sgs''
mn-s have fifteen per ceni upon hi -
vrsi msni aud II c"sss the consumer ~
poor man. wil'. tiC5 Now ih- diner
ruts. I. sixsy-nne r~"ss !" isvor ~ ~
,E,.,,s, i've per crmi tariff hi. w"u''
MOI I've nee trade, but Il ~onid be her
T trade.
! The Ansv On salt is eishsv-one rs
cent. Su,pose Il ~sa "niy twenty nv
per cent, T..n ih- islasriu& m~n c"''i
b b., nn 81 rs ~ hsurh ksIi As he n"'
. nsss eit3 mr. Y-i mi. IL not sfs
: irsssr. hut u would bs tr~er trade.
i Then We have rnsnmnon wool cIoi
I .surh 4. II y osm - the great nisss ~ "
{ pss,pie. uv,on which there u . duty
y mimriy une per crns. Lst ms snk- Tor
: inve-im~ns hy the isnpovsrr SAY ~ y
'dnIis,s. aud nim ~ me per csns 81 y.
Ia 80 10 Upnh shia he must make .
! tern prr cent. which snsksA the san
I yonds rost the r~isiI merchant <zi >
Y Again h. must have fifteen per sssns =
''lhi- in.ess. .nrs,s. aud sh~ consumer ni
ra> <25 Is Nav IL ns ,-k~ ten o..
9 are .n.t snrvnss The iariG duty 90
|" iwens, 1--we per cent ins'sAsi ~ n'ns'
y one. Now We $50 the imp'rsers ha'
!" linve-,.d sl?5O Up"n ihis ~ n''
\ have fiucrn per r.."t sud The rev
'" "n-rch ~, ps,s sl437 Cp"n hi !
"snr-nss-r l.aAs d TEEN per rent $i6 -
q Ia ,ff.~nrs ~ fAvnf III the iassrmx ~
I" liz kasl Again. hi. would n"t be q
y !" Ist~ds bat II would be sirer trade
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

1, Il a scs ~ iniiisnsnIts that Ak6Hld
II. made ! criiuinsI .ff.nsS ut : tt1sit -
i~.ve III team standing II The hIsci'.rtck
al ,lav. willie he se~ks trlIef 10 sosne
Z arm h.sis- aud not iiIfrsqieisfIy en-
drsvorA a. slsowf IT, sos rnWs Of wihtet
M rrirrshnsenis. Yet ihtfs are ii.sd
vho AZ tl,rse ihihka Thfhhghoilt tho
c.Id dsss. when lie H. bufden 70 every
iisinf thing. h"rses may b eeen ssanas
I,,s 4 she sncks aInnx nur ttttese. rucu
l,hhnmsu irraiuhent 10 drsefsIhG 81 pun
i.husus. aud n1<rka ohe who stll -
IsmIIsx u h e lacking The elements hec-
|ess.ry % Constitute trtie gentlemao'
Rock port DrissDcrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

4 b,,<l,el n corm dis'iIIed ~ill tuske :
,ssIlvss s,f whisky. G"vsrmsuems ssx ~
Gallons of whisky. 80 so. The whisky
made rius and ul.i, by the new Jay Esr
See rsuid prnc~ss. s-Ils rapid'y tOr ~
,.r vxi,"u. m~kinx 80 tos 4 g~itUna. ~
XII slO sLs tsissirr v-s- 20 remts the
y.v.,wu,ths yet 50 g.: ~. rsiisond kvt'
|, , ~. i,smmlacsus~s gets - the v~uhes
~, = &6 7s: The uset gets the devil while
|.h- producer and tax payers foot me
Ibill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

fhe q 3 n. pisysd I iisavS 3oks ~
Ne sr~ssurtt AZ Jscksof tdntts q ew
AZ, 40. tif ras nsent o. The t0<si'i naes
Ithe r.snt,~nv offered I checx ior tns
sm,os,ns. ea s24 on ~ tastrris 6ihk; I.s
n '...arrr sr,usr.i 10 tecrIse n; asd ~
eotnr-hs cot The amotfiii l"g<thst u
ldsdis dollars and dsmped, them doso
nv ne sseHsussf'S ofies, he aeksoa!s
sd~ed hiu,selS :.~as. Tint. Wllole eass1
~sirhsd ss-flt TO boondG - C6ldhets
I Democrat
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senator Hozf coaddefs ihsf bet! g
ne YORK cot b6t fof :tht Republic.a
party u 10 take p0saeoki6ti q saeae ~ 49, n.
s,erIsI fsIlfodd l0rcts, and bf5ne tnes
Inn sefvIch 81 60fkmah. 6sdnuisstufeff
s0d tke farmer, eoSerhlng them e44
their iapefial ssreSgih ~ nofe I1tee1s
fe1tfo1ot esili
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

'rhe leaves faII thick ifom The sishing
tres
and the vnlce of The hIrds y sad:
Tie nixht wind hoWls from Nosthern
aeas,
And sI,e snoharch Of frost . glad.
Too ann. mv lote. wIll The wIntet's trcw
liz chill ~ the fsce o. death.
roU soon. too soon, viii me sempes'
hiow.
Ahd ~isLet ds With bic breath.
|tcc soon wili the rivers II Ire b bctnd
Thst smrr did - Ql-dls rs.Ii
Aud. ~Iss s.o so.ss snuas sdstl6 'fount
70 Luy Up my WiMtf coal.
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The Wholesale dry goods s'ote o. =
l{p, p,hrhjld z Co. was busnsd ~ Owens.
l,oro Yesterday morning The origin -
,he Az e unknown. The prob sbIr l"es
i e6OUUU, With Tie insurance ~ tss 90.
Tie busldIng wss comparatively mrw.
sud owned 6y Il. n. Johnsom. costing
% .UOU. and WAS Insured for % tO y
wss with The greatest d.ldcuiiy that ibs
Are department saved the abustino
buildings. = Eyausviile Courier, 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-25

App,es ars % Sieh.ifui n Noreieh.
f,oun.. that : barrel filled with them .
worth 10 more than % empty one. Inc
ffvis - ellcwe6 % rot sndsr she sfses